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The “Letter to the Synod Fathers from Catholic Women,” coordinated by the Catholic Women’s Forum, brings to the public square the much-needed voice of Catholic women who support the Church’s teachings on sexuality, marriage, and family.

George Weigel talks with NRO’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about Pope Francis’s visit to the United States.

A conversation about a new book of essays by Catholic women and the need for complementarity and collaboration between men and women in the Church and society today.

A new biography captures Richard John Neuhaus’s deep sense of vocation and the complexity of his personality.

What to expect at the Ordinary Synod of 2015; Gruber’s abortion distortion; Roger Scruton on what makes true art; and much more

The ordinary synod of 2015 ought to reflect more clearly the three concerns that Pope Francis expressed in his closing address to synod 2014: a passionate concern for mission, a compassionate concern for people in difficult situations, and a committed concern for the settled truths of the Catholic faith.

George Weigel talks with NRO’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about the recently-concluded synod on the family.

George Weigel recently discussed the forthcoming canonization of two Popes with Kathryn Jean Lopez of National Review.

John L. Allen, Jr., Associate Editor of The Boston Globe, and Paul Vallely, author of Pope Francis: Untying the Knots, spoke at the March 2014 Faith Angle Forum about Jorge Bergoglio’s life, career, and future as Pope Francis.

Some of the nation’s leading journalists gathered in South Beach, Miami recently for EPPC’s semi-annual Faith Angle Forum on Religion, Politics, & Public Life. Sergio Rubin, journalist and co-author with Francesca Ambrogetti of Pope Francis: Conversations with Jorge Bergoglio: His Life in His Own Words offered a brief presentation on the leadership of Pope Francis on the global stage.

The message of Pope Francis, a “radically converted Christian disciple,” confounds those who refuse to see him in the proper context.

Blessed John XXIII and Blessed John Paul II will be canonized together on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 27, 2014.